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About Cavalier King Charles
Unlike other Spaniel breeds, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was bred specifically to be a companion dog. The Cavalier King Charles is friendly and gentle (and totally adorable). It makes the ultimate lap dog!
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are friendly, small-medium sized dogs that make for great family pets. They have an easy-going temperaments, and are often called the "velcro" breed for their desire to be near people. They require moderate amounts of exercise and require daily brushing and occasional grooming for their long, silky Coat. Their beautiful black and tan markings and big, happy eyes make them very appealing. They are known for being sweet, gentle, and eager to please.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels may appear to be a non-shedding breed but they can produce a moderate amount of loose hair. When properly groomed, Cavaliers will shed much less than many other breeds. The breed does not produce a large amount of oil, so they are not prone to being overly greasy or smelly. Their coat should be brushed on a regular basis to reduce the amount of shedding depending on the individual dog's coat. Grooming can also help regulate the amount of shedding overall. Cavaliers produce an undercoat during seasonal shedding times, which can be reduced with regular brushing.
Yes, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels have special dietary needs that should be considered when choosing food for them. Generally, they need more fats and proteins than other breeds, given their high energy level and their tendency toward weight gain. They also tend to be picky eaters, so it's important to consider their tastes when selecting food. Also, since their digestion can be sensitive, it may be beneficial to purchase a food that is specifically tailored to them, such as products that are made for small dogs.
Before welcoming your new Cavalier King Charles into your home, there are some preparations that you should make. First, purchase the appropriate supplies and set up the right living environment that means a comfortable, warm bed (preferably with blankets), food and water bowls, and chew toys. Second, research the breed and practice brushing and grooming techniques as part of the routine. This will help to prevent tangles and mats, and ensure your pup's coat is in top condition. Third, consider talking to a veterinarian and completing health checks, vaccinations, and deworming.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels come in four different size varieties according to the American Kennel Club breed standard: Toy, which is the smallest and typically weigh less than 12 pounds; Blenheim, weighing between 12 and 18 pounds; the Prince Charles, averaging 18 to 20 pounds; and the King Charles, ranging between 20 and 25 pounds. The size of a specific Cavalier will depend on environmental factors, such as nutrition and exercise. Generally, the larger sized Cavaliers will require more calories and activity to maintain an ideal weight.
You can indeed take your Cavalier King Charles running, though it's important to remember that these breeds require more frequent and longer walks than other dogs since they most prefer slow jogs and strolls. Because of the breed's short legs and long back, running too much at once could risk injury. Start slowly with your pup, and make sure you give them adequate rest and hydration after any running activity.
Absolutely! Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are wonderful family companions. They are gentle, friendly and affectionate with a natural desire to please. Although they do need some exercise, these dogs are fairly low maintenance and have minimal health and grooming needs. Cavaliers are great with kids, plus they love attention, which makes them amiable and athletic playmates. Doting and attentive, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels like to be near their family and even sleep in the same room to provide comfort and security.
The amount of minutes you should train your Cavalier King Charles depends on your dog's breed, age, and health. Generally, puppies need about 10-15 minutes/day whereas adult dogs can handle up to 30-60 minutes/day. In addition to daily exercise, owners should also ensure that their Cavalier King Charles receives the proper mental stimulation each day in the form of interactive play.
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